Sentence examples for script to match from inspiring English sources
It's fairly easy to see that Lane has rewritten the script to match his astonishing ego.
The script, to match the Doctor, is "suitably darker and more mature", she added.
So he wouldn't have to cede creative control to a stable of outside financial backers, he carefully conceived the "Don Jon" script to match a spare budget.
Whoever you channel, remember: start slowly, customise your script to match your partner's needs, say it loud and proud - and, for sex's sake, get a thesaurus.
Even Henderson, who nursed the fragile See You Then to three wins in the Champion Hurdle in the 1980s, has never directed a script to match this one.
Two years later, he was chosen by Blake Edwards to take over from Peter Sellers in Son Of The Pink Panther -- an inspired choice, which lacked a script to match.
The essential script threatens to match just about every post-defeat Labour dust-up, ever: depending on your point of view, righteousness v betrayal, or realism v cloud cuckoo-land.
In order to facilitate data sharing with public databases and ortholog determination we mapped the identified proteins to corresponding identifiers from UniProt Archive (UniParc), the International Protein Index (IPI), Entrez Gene and Ensembl protein identifiers using either different online tools for ID mapping [ 42- 45] or an in-house Perl script (MapProtID.pl) to match different ID datasets.
Here it was as though his script were aspiring to match the words themselves: "We believe in and will endeavor to make a democracy which protects the weak and cares for the needy that they may maintain their self-respect".
He also said that the presence of voice actors led him to make various changes to the script, in order to match the voice actors' personalities with the characters they were portraying.
To link our study results (i.e., gene expression profiles of ISO-treated and exercised mice) to results obtained from the various other animal and human studies, a perl script was written to match genes across the various lists by Accession number (for same species results) or gene symbol (for inter-species results comparisons).
